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International Arbitration
12.
Award
12.1
What procedural and substantive requirements must be met by an award?
Poland

Answer ... An award should be made in writing and signed by the arbitrators. If the award was issued by three or more arbitrators, the signatures of all members of the tribunal shall be provided. The lack of an arbitrator's signature requires a justification.

An award should state:

  • the reasons on which it is based;
  • the arbitration agreement on the basis of which it was issued;
  • the names of the parties and the arbitrators; and
  • the date and place of its issuance.

The award should be served on each party.

For more information about this answer please contact: Marcin Aslanowicz from Schoenherr Attorneys at Law
12.2
Must the award be produced within a certain timeframe?
Poland

Answer ... According to Rules of the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce, the judgment should be issued within 9 months from the date of initiation of proceedings and no later than 30 days from the closing of the hearing. The Director General may, ex officio or at the request of the chairman's arbitrator, extend any of the above time limits if justified by the complexity of the problems involved in the dispute or other legitimate considerations.

For more information about this answer please contact: Marcin Aslanowicz from Schoenherr Attorneys at Law
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International Arbitration